The Impact of the Housing Stability & Tenant Protection (HSTP) Act of 2019 on New York’s Affordable Housing

Presented by our panel of esteemed guests:
Antonio Reynoso – Brooklyn Borough President. Antonio is the son of two Dominican immigrants, Mr. Reynoso was born and raised in Los Sures, Williamsburg, just three away from where he lives today with his wife and two sons.  In 2021, Antonio became the youngest Borough President elected to a four-year term, the first Latino to hold the office in the borough, and the first Dominican to be elected as a Borough President in NYC.  Since then, he’s launched a history-making maternal health agenda and championed planning for a healthy, housed Brooklyn.

Michael Lappin – Managing Director of MLappin & Associates, LLC. MLappin & Associates, LLC provides both advisory and development services for affordable housing.  From 1980 to 2011 he was the President of the Community Preservation Corporation (CPC).  Under his leadership, nearly $8 billion  was invested for the building and redevelopment of over 147,000 homes.  He has widely written and lectured in the field of affordable housing and community development.  He is also a member of the LAI New York Chapter.

Matthew Murphy – Executive Director of the NYU Furman Center. Matthew previously served as Deputy Commissioner for the Office of Policy and Strategy for the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), and was responsible for creating strategies to advance HPD’s housing policy objectives and overseeing initiatives to help achieve agency goals and improve operations.   Matt has a Masters Degree in Urban Planning from the NYU Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service.  He holds an undergraduate degree from DePaul University.

Panel Moderator: Ingrid Gould Ellen – Paulette Goddard Professor of Urban Policy and Planning at the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and Faculty Director at the NYU Furman Center. Ingrid is currently the President-Elect of the Association for Public Policy and Management and previously served as the president of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association. Professor Ellen has written numerous peer-reviewed articles related to housing policy, neighborhood change, and segregation.  Professor Ellen has held visiting positions at the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Urban Institute and the Brookings Institution.

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